Monday, 29 October 2012
Come to socialism 2012 this weekend 3rd 4th November
This weekend sees the socialist party’s annual showcase event a weekend of debate and discussion from some great top speakers. This year will be very good with so much going on in this country and around the globe.
Join the fightback. Fight the 1%. Fight for socialism.
Socialism 2012 is a crucial event for all those fighting back. We are living in a time of mass movements.
Millions have taken part in strikes and demonstrations against the Con Dem government and their cuts.
Across Europe, mass resistance is meeting capitalist austerity. The Middle East remains in turmoil. The millions of workers and youth who overthrew dictators refuse to allow their achievement to be snatched back.
Across the world the 99% are rising up against the 1%. To win, we need to arm ourselves with the best ideas, the clearest alternatives, and the correct strategy.
Socialism 2012 Rallies
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Saturday Rally
Kick out the Con-Dems
Build a 24-hour general strike
6.30pm Saturday 3 November
Friends Meeting House, Euston Road
Speakers include:
Bob Crow, RMT transport union general secretary;
Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary;
Hoshoko Letshoba, a South African miners' leader;
Keith Morrell, Southampton 'rebel' councillor;
and more...
Tickets from www.socialism2012.org.uk
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Closing rally
Rally for Socialism
3pm Sunday 4 November
Friends Meeting House, Euston Road
Speakers include:
Hannah Sell, Socialist party deputy general secretary;
Matt Wrack, FBU general secretary
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Register for the Socialism 2012 workshops and debates from Saturday at 2pm at University of London Union, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HY
Aswell as our excellent rally’s on both nights we have a wide range of workshops and smaller debates focusing on more indepth issues.
I will be speaking at the disability one if your interested in hearing about how we can fight the attacks on the disabled.
3pm Saturday
Theme Saturday 3pm Speakers
Introducing Socialism Is human nature too greedy for socialism? Sean Figg, Socialism 2012 organiser
Introducing Marxism Marxist Philosophy: using dialectical materialism Robin Clapp, South West Socialist Party region secretary
World Economic Crisis Can capitalism escape economic crisis? Is socialism viable? Peter Taaffe, Socialist Party general secretary
Politics Murdochgate scandal & Leveson: a socialist programme for the media Judy Beishon, Socialist Party executive committee
Society Are the police just a tool of the government? Nick Chaffey, Southern Socialist Party region secretary
Programme 5 years since Northern Rock: a socialist programme for the banks Jane James
Welfare vs Workfare How can we stop the ConDems attacks on the disabled? tbc
Fight austerity Where next for the fight against austerity? Can we bring the government down? Rob Williams, National Shop Stewards Network & John Mcinally, PCS vice-president
Internationalism Sri Lanka: a new epoch of struggle Senan, Tamil Solidarity & Frint Line Socialist Party of Sri Lanka
Internationalism Spain in revolt Spanish socialists
Science Can we have green growth & do we need it? Pete Dickinson, author Planing for the Planet & Clive Lord, founder member of the Green Party (personal capacity)
Other The role of popular culture in normalising sexism Sarah Wrack, Rape is No Joke organiser
10am Sunday
Theme Sunday AM Speakers
Introducing Socialism How could a planned economy work? Alistair Tice, Yorkshire Socialist Party region secretary
Introducing Marxism Historical materialism: how Marxists understand progress Ken Douglas, Socialist Party executive committee
Politics Should Scotland be independent? Philip Stott, Socialist Party Scotland
Society The Royal delusion Becci Heagney, Socialist Party national committee
What we stand for Does the Occupy movement offer a new way to change the world? Sarah Sachs, editor The Socialist
Welfare vs Workfare How can we defeat workfare? Paul Callanan, Youth Fight for Jobs & Boycott Workfare
Fight austerity How to stop the sell off of the NHS Dr Jackie Grunsell & Roger Davey, Unison Wiltshire & Avon Health Service chair (personal capacity)
Internationalism Syria, imperialism and the Arab revolutions Niall Mulholland, CWI & eyewitness to Tahrir Square
Internationalism After the Venezuelan elections: what prospect for socialism in Latin America? Tony Saunois, CWI secretary
Science The God particle, science and Marxism Pete Mason, author Science, Marxism and the Big Bang
Other 1972: the general strike that never was. The lessons for today
Other LGBT: 40 years of pride.
1pm Sunday
Theme Sunday PM Speakers
Introducing Socialism Is the Russian Revolution relevant today? Ben Robinson, Socialist Party national committee
Introducing Marxism An introduction to Marxist economics Lenny Shail, Socialist Party national committee
World economic crisis What future for the European Uniion? Lynn Walsh, editor Socialism Today
Politics Is the Labour Party a vehicle for socialism? Owen Jones, journalist & author of 'Chavs' & Clive Heemskerk, Socialist Party executive committee
Society The Hillsborough cover up: what does it say about the role of the police, media and government? Tony Mulhearn, Liverpool mayoral candidate
What we stand for Immigration: a socialist programme Hannah Sell, Socialist Party deputy general secretary
Welfare vs Workfare Scroungers? The role of unemployment in capitalist economy & the ideology of the 'benefit culture' Dave Griffiths, West Midlands Socialist Party region secretary
Fight austerity How can councillors fight the cuts? Harry Smith, Liverpool 47 & Dave Nellist, TUSC chair
Internationalism Campaign Kazakhstan Clare Doyle, CWI
Internationalism South Africa erupts: what does the miners struggle represent? South African miner & eyewitness to Rustenburg
Other How do we combat the growth of the far right? United or popular fronts? Paula Mitchell, London Socialist Party region secretary
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